“The Garden of the Gods,” a captivating otome (love simulation) game, invites you on a journey of unexpected fate. Believe in the gods? This story plunges you into an alternate Japanese-styled world, beautifully rendered with Live2D illustrations, where your life intertwines with the divine.

Story:

In the village of Hitotose, a unique tradition dictates that a twenty-year-old maiden is chosen each year to serve the four Earth Gods. This is the "Chosen Maiden." Years ago, the protagonist's older sister was chosen and left the village. What became of her? What are the Earth Gods truly like? And why has no Chosen Maiden ever returned? Attending this year's ceremony, skepticism fills the air until a paper doll falls at the protagonist's feet… Will this lead to happiness or heartbreak? Your choices determine your destiny! Win the hearts of these handsome gods and unlock happy endings.

The Four Gods:

• Arata (Spring God): Youngest x Helpful. Loyal and cheerful, he possesses a kindness that will melt your heart.
• Ren (Summer God): Pretentious x Clumsy. A tsundere who initially dislikes humans, revealing a sentimental side that will keep you captivated.
• Kaede (Autumn God): Mean x Unfortunate. A cruel and elusive boy whose sadistic words will test your patience.
• Shu (Winter God): Cold x Natural. A cold and taciturn boy whose personality contrasts sharply with his appearance, leaving you intrigued.

Gameplay:

Free download. Free-to-play.

1. Begin the game and read the prologue.
2. Choose your desired character.
3. Shape your love story through your choices.
4. Increase affection levels to unlock heartwarming love scenarios.
5. Two endings await for each route, determined by your decisions.

Recommended For:

• Fans of otome and love simulation games.
• Players seeking a free love simulation game and enjoying manga, novels, dramas, and romantic films.
• Those seeking an escape from real-life relationships.
• Individuals who appreciate supernatural worlds and handsome characters.
• Players who enjoy a touch of drama in their stories.
• Those who prefer games with predictable scenarios.